Ninety-one per cent of mining companies surveyed in an Ernst & Young report plan to ramp up their digital investment in the next 12 months.
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Licence to operate tops COVID-19 mining risk list
Licence to operate is still the biggest risk faced by mining companies, retaining its top spot for the third year in a row in Ernst & Young’s (EY) top 10 business risks and opportunities report for 2021.
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Mid-tier miners make progress with diversity
Gender diversity is at the top of the agenda for many firms, not as a societal obligation but because of the real value it delivers.
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Licence to operate Australia’s biggest risk
Almost half of global mining companies rank licence to operate as the biggest issue for business in the Top 10 Business Risks and Opportunities 2020 report. But what is Australia most concerned with?
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Mine electrification drives potential for reduced costs
The electrification of mines is not only good for the environment, but could improve project economics and strengthen licence to operate, according to mining executives from Australia and overseas.
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Three quarters of mining jobs to change within five years
Technology adoption and innovation in the resources sector will have significant impact on hiring, with industry employment projections set to increase over the next five years, a report by advisory firm Ernst and Young (EY) confirmed.
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Licence to operate emerges as biggest concern for mining
An Ernst & Young report has named the licence to operate as the leading risk facing the mining and metals industries over the next two years.
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Equipment shortage looms in stronger commodities market
An increase in demand for commodities globally has led to tightening access to mining equipment and labour, an Ernst & Young (EY) report revealed.
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Battery metal deal value on the rise in 2018
A new quarterly report from EY has shown that the battery metal market is on the rise despite an overall slowing of global mining and metals deal value over the last year.
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EY report shows four-year high for mining deals in 2017
Global mining and metals deals saw a 15 per cent boost in 2017, according to a report from the accountants at Ernst & Young (EY), reaching a four-year high for mining deals overall.
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Mergers and acquisitions double in first half of 2017
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the mining sector have nearly doubled during the first half of 2017 compared to the same period in 2016, according figures from EY.
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How to successfully navigate volatility in mining [video]
Mining companies must adopt a different mindset to manage volatility - their survival depends on it. EY’s Paul Mitchell explains why in his recent blog.
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Greater efficiency and productivity needed to withstand volatility [opinion]
Paul Mitchell, EY Global mining & metals advisory leader breaks down the upcoming productivity challenges for miners, and how to eke out gains.
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Miners need to focus on balance sheets to survive, EY says
Mining companies need to focus on strengthening their balance sheets and generating cash if they are to survive current market instability, EY states in its latest report.
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Australia’s low productivity needs more than simple initiatives
The ongoing downtrend of productivity in the mining sector has come under the microscope with a study released last week by EY and the University of Queensland’s (UQ) Sustainable Minerals Institute.
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